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Economics Ics Part 1 English Medium Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Which one of the following pairs represent complementary demand for a product.
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Tea & coffe
Butter & Margarine
Shirt & shoes
Shirt & trouser
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Question # 2
Which is a condition for existence of monopoly
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big size
identical product
absence of government taxes
no close substitute
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Question # 3
One of the following will not be capital.
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Mchinery
Means of communication
Water falls
Means of transportation
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Question # 4
About labour we can say with certainty that it is
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Perishable
Hirable
Reliable
all of the above
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Question # 5
Economics of scale are of two kinds
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temporary and permanent
internal and external
managerial and industrial
natural and artificial
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Question # 6
All factors of productions are variable in the:
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Marked period
Short period
long period
None of the three
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Question # 7
Only those goods are priced in the market which have:
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Utility
Sacrcity
Transferability
All of the above
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Question # 8
If price and total revenue move in the same direction, then demand is
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inelastic
elastic
unrelated
perfectly elastic
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Question # 9
Habib Bank limited means that.
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Its capital is limited
It shareholders are limited
The liability of each shareholders is limited
Non of the three
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Question # 10
Goods which can satisfy human wants are.
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Consumer goods
Capital goods
Social goods
Public goods
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Question # 11
How many kinds of market?
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4
5
6
7
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Question # 12
If demand is inelastic, a change in the price
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will change the quantity in same direction
will change total revenue in same direction
will change total revenue in the opposite direction
will not change quantity
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Question # 13
This is an assumption of law of demand
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price of the commodity does not change
quantity should not change
supply should not change
income of consumer should not change
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Question # 14
When the percentage change in quantity demanded is greater than the percentage change in price, elasticity of demand for the product will be.
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Equal to unity
Less than unity
Greater than unity
Equal to zero
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Question # 15
Products A and B are substitutes whereas A and C are complement. With a rise in the price of product A, quantity demand of:
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Product B will go up
Product will fall
Both the above will take place
Nothing will take place
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Question # 16
In monopoly at various output levels
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AR = MR
AR < MR
AR > MR
AR and MR curves are parallel
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Question # 17
One or more persons living together and having a common budget is called
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union
organisation
household
house members
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Question # 18
In factor market, which statement is true
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wages are determined by MP
Rent is fixed by landlords
interest rate is determined by Govt.
profit is determined by luck
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Question # 19
Which of the following is the subject matter of Economics.
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Optimum use of limited resources for the satisfaction of unlimited human wants.
Economic problems of the developing countries.
Labour problems.
Balance of payment problems.
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Question # 20
One of the following is not a part of macro economics.
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Public finance
International trade.
Consumer behaviour.
National income.
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Question # 21
If a firm increases the ratio of capital to labour, it becomes more
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labour intensive
capital intensive
output intensive
input intensive
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